Product Description:

The CSH01.1C-CO-NNN-NNN-NNN-NN-S-NN-FW is a compact controller unit manufactured by Bosch Rexroth Indramat for the CSH Advanced Controllers series. The device integrates processing resources, onboard I/O, and fieldbus connectivity so it can direct motion systems, collect process feedback, and exchange data with higher-level PLCs. It is intended for cabinet installation where limited slot space and fast plug-in wiring are priorities. A standard control panel and a single-line display provide local access to operating states without requiring a separate operator station. This arrangement supports routine status checks and direct parameter viewing at the machine.

Signal handling starts with 1 analog input channel that accepts a reference voltage or current value, while 2 analog output channels supply continuously variable setpoints to external actuators. For discrete tasks, the controller drives loads up to 24 V / 0.5 A on each digital output, permitting direct connection of indicator lamps and other low-power devices. Fieldbus exchange is performed through CANopen / DeviceNet, giving deterministic master communication to coordinated drives and related automation nodes. A legacy but useful RS232 serial interface is included for setup software or simple point-to-point links. This combination of analog, digital, and serial connections suits compact machine sections that need direct signal handling without a large expansion platform.

The housing measures 241 mm in height, 49.5 mm in width, and 103 mm in depth, allowing dense stacking in narrow control cabinets. An onboard relay rated at DC 24 V / 1 A offers an isolated status or fault contact for connection to alarm chains or external monitoring circuits. Up to 20 plug-in actions are permitted before connector wear becomes critical, which helps preserve dependable electrical contact during normal service work. There are no additional option slots, so the hardware layout remains fixed and easy to accommodate when cabinet space is tightly managed. The baseline configuration also omits a built-in safety option, leaving any separate safety functions to other system components.